Thankyou so much for your ps aux | grep uboo Ok, I did have an issue with the path in the conf file and I fixed that. If you ever want to manually start or stop ubooquity you can use a simple command instead of restarting your server! The commands are sudo start ubooquity and sudo stop ubooquity. If it's running you'll be able to connect to your server through a browser using the IP address appended with the port :2202. Let me know if you see that process running or not. One of those processes should be Ubooquity.jar. This should show you a list of the processes with 'uboo' in their name. Once you're back type ps aux | grep uboo.Shift+z+z should save and close the configuration file. Press escape to leave -INSERT- mode then hold LEFT-SHIFT on your keyboard and press the letter z twice.If you put it in a different directory change that line to where you placed ubooquity.jar. See where it reads "/home/download/ubooquity/" ? That's where you unzipped ubooquity.jar.Press the letter i on your keyboard to enter -INSERT- mode and type the following in to the file:Įxec java -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -jar /home/download/uooquity/Ubooquity.jar -port 2202 -webadmin -headless Create the upstart configuration file with sudo vi /etc/init/nf.Make sure upstart is installed with apt-get install upstart.We'll use upstart to start Ubooquity when your server starts. Sudo update-rc.d /etc/init.d/ubooquityd defaults Then I went and did the below and it says ubooquity starts but the page displays nothing. Sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre-headless Does anyone have a comprehensive write up for setting up ubooquity on a headless ubuntu server 14.04 Or perhaps help me fill in the blanks? I'm pulling my hair out with how to configure, nix isn't my strongest suit but this is the last piece I need to complete a full media server for my kids so they stop watching youtube!
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